2015 Map of Birdseye Pass

About this map

Birdseye Pass and the surrounding high ground of Birdseye Mtn define this central Wyoming landscape where the borders of Fremont and Hot Springs counties meet. The area is characterized by high-elevation terrain including the prominent Copper Mtn and the depression of Woods Basin to the northwest. This 2015 survey reveals a specialized network of high-desert access, where historic routes like Birdseye Rd and Quien Sabe Rd wind through the drainages of Tough Cr and Birdseye Cr. The map's hydrological data shows a radiating pattern of seasonal watercourses such as Gold Cr and Cottonwood Cr, reflecting a landscape dictated by sharp elevation changes and the arid climate of the central basins. These named features represent long-standing landmarks for local ranching and exploration in this portion of the Owl Creek Mountains.